Barren
I wasn't born to do the things I do
There isn't such a thing as fate to enlighten
Barren from the start of times before I knew
Yet filled mindlessly like an unfinished dream to awaken
I was a fool to ever believe in fate
Clearly because we resent to moments only after
If all matters are fated, why won't we wait?
No more need we improve for wanting to be better
As said fool to leave all to time
I was already a past in moments fading to live
Have I solace indulging with glasses of wine?
For the fairytales I worship thyself to believe...
To believe in fate is alike to believing a god
When no more can we explain our actions independently
Simply what we do in life determines what we got
It never even is a probable fate that'll aid us indefinitely
I was made to do the things I do
Questioning the unknown, living the dream and smitten
Barren from the start till the ending reel
I am myself without fate... awoken
Copyright © Joel Lee | Year Posted 2016
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